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I haven't seen waves break sideways before. The beach is to the left but the wave is coming towards me. See 2nd shot.
Late day sun, just as it dipped below the dunes, lit up the waves a few days ago. This wave was caught in a spot light.
These are the last two (for the time being) from Holywell Bay. I must have 50 or so scenes at different shutter speeds and angles that make similar scenes so different.
This is from my digital archives on New Year's Eve, December 31, 2009. The magical mood of sunset with some wave action and a breeze is taking place on the north shore of O'ahu Thanks for the view.
In Hall Bredning I noticed this fascinating iceberg that had eroded into wave shapes, emphasized by the low angle of the sun. Although there was some reflection, I wanted a stronger reflection so in Photoshop I created a layer and used Flood to add a reflection that I blended with the foreground for a more realistic effect, Scoresby Sund, East Greenland.
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I shot this over a week ago from my local beach, Towan Beach. I used a 100 - 400mm lens.
I took the precaution of wearing my waders and boot's as the sea was rough, good job I did as the sea was up to my waist at time's.
I have just got straight after a sudden hard drive crash, it took me a while to get everything back into place.
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